Eating difficulties in kids
Eating difficulties in kids

Feeding children with a disability

Is your child:

  • Coughing when drinking
  • Spilling liquids from their mouth
  • Having difficulty chewing foods
  • Sounding wheezy or rattly during or after eating and drinking
  • Struggling to drink from a cup
  • Refusing to try new foods
  • Eating only a small range of foods
  • Having poor weight gain

Are you:

  • Concerned about your child choking
  • Worried about the safety of your child’s swallow
  • Concerned about the volume of food eaten
  • Feeling that meals are taking too long
  • Worried about the range of foods that your child is eating
If mealtimes feel challenging and or stressful, or you are concerned about your child’s ability to eat or drink safely, please contact the clinic to discuss supports for you and your family. 

Unit 2, 10 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea NSW 2227

(02) 7209 4021